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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1919

Page

7

Aged Man Killed at Washington R E and E Car Crossing

John Siler aged 18 of 648 Fifteenth Street northeast was killed at noon yesterday when struck by a Washington Railway and Electric Company car at the Benning power plant crossing. He died at Casualty Hospital with a fractured skull. Two Alexandria men, Jes us Knutsen and Martin Olsen, were severely injured on the Washington Baltimore boulevard near Laurel. Knutsen has a fractured skull and multiple fractures. Olsen has broken leg and arm. Police and Maryland investigators search for the auto's operator.

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FIRST DIVISION PARADE WORK ON ARCH NEARS COMPLETION

Carpenters labored through the day on the Washington triumphal arch at Pennsylvania Avenue and Whitehurst Street as a parade preparations, weather expected to stay mild, with rainfall unlikely to mar the event. The First Division motor train of 786 vehicles and about 4,000 personnel embarks from New York for Washington, with a National Community Chorus of 700 voices and grandstands for family members planned. Gifts of food and sweets prepared, welfare units ready, and a pair of new banks announced in Charlottesville with a November 1 opening.

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